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Another Strange Disappearance.
\ PnoToGRArHEn WHO HAS BEEN MISSING roI
THREE WEEKS

Nh. W. R Howell, late Of New York, but for the
past year resident OF this city, has disappeared
Mr.. Howell was about TO open . photographic
studio at 122S Pennsylvania avenue, In the new
Bradbury building, and had fitted up the rooms at
considerable expense. Three weeks ago he sud-
denly disappeared and fear Is felt for his safety by
his distressed wife and children. All EFFORTS 10
find clue to his whereabouts have been without
RESULT Howell when he last len his nome said
nothing TO indicate that he was going away. ne
did not even take his overeoat with MIN.
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round with Her Skull Crushed.
A FORMER BROOKLYN SCHOOL TEACHER MURDERED
IN NEW YORK.

~ HoA~~ns onoOALIN SCHOOL TEACHER XUROkkED
IN NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, March 25.-About O'Clock this
morning Louisa Hatfield, OF Brooklyn, was found
ID halfway at No. New Bowery, suffering from
compound fracture OF the skull She was re-
moved 10 the Chambers street Hospital, where she
Sled George Benson. the owner OF the saloon at
NO. New Bowery, found the woman In the hall
way unconscious. The saloon had not been
opened and the private door leading to the street
was DOTTED on the inside. How the woman got
there Is mystery.
The saloon-keeper declared that he had not
opened tne doors OF the saloon or the private en-.
trance. The theory Is that the woman was taken
lnIO Ine mousse by some one inside last night and
ELMER assaulted and struck on the head with
s.lne oiunt instrument, or that she fell down the
stalrs ana received her injuries Geo. Benson, IT,,
vas tae last man In the house last night and says
~ Clio ed the door and b0lted it on the inside. Old
Mr. benson says ne came downstairs shortly after
ue,Hth ana the woman was not there; that he
WenI aown TO the basement, Lit the fire, and did
the chores for half an hour. When he came up
stairs again he found the woman. She was lying
Win ner feet against the door leading to the
street, With her head resting on the step. The
police say that 1t would be impossible to assault
the woman in the narrow and short
hallway. They have traced the wofnans
movements last night up to midnight, the
,ime Young Benson admits coming home. Then
n1lt rail disappeared. The woman was formerly
d b Oonlyu scnooi teacher, and was about forty
years 0id Benson with four other young men,
occupied rooms on the second floor. They all as.
circumstances seem to be against young Benson.
he Is eighteen years old The woman was for
merry refined, but has for long time been known
as hard character.
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THR Kx1oH1s Nusf NOT N potzIfcEASs-The
attempt Of the friends OF Robert Nelsoe, u1asfer
workman In the KntG1ta o. Labor ana u eand5.
date OF the United Labor party tor mayor q
Chicagu 80 appropriate funds hon the treasury q
District ASseinblY - - atd Nelson's ca1xe1 nae
been frowned upon ~ the general 4ecuLve
branches of tho xnlghts tom vsesng monag eoe
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

TSOR SALE OR RENT-FgRNIsHED Or IN
Ms sssis
d; sssi..s aRsis'' HR as ssHe & Nv:
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srooms on I, bet 18th and 10th sts n.v....993999
as' ii :.f e.: s:l c.SSI
81 sSsnss 5 anH and g.
ARSSly 3, once to les s New 1s eli Ave
sn sH1 pse ss 49, Tor
fs ss: :nd xSSs ss u
. aaTs ST Srosst "
$4,000. bIiek, rooms cellar, business property:
@ sn sis Spf aas ss Ris 2s
Brick. ID rooms. s on II ith sbove Iowa circle $500
Brick rooms on 6ef 20th and 1ss Y sss
Ss T. S si r. IA s4 &. q: aa 1893
rooms. south capitol 9. ........-....'..1ss3M X
rsoms' In q. business poperty;:::.. 5SS9S
srooms' Ientgn Ct; n'r oey Print office 13 s.,
tore ana as ss Rss a Int e o.n
s sa as :sB: az ias
3rooms and store, 18th and SITS. sw. 500
10rooms on st,bst.*oth + s1st sss., nex = ooo
Fran. on Dunbsrfcn 1900
,4r e ss e. sss es Pension sSS
A1so improved and unimproved property iV 81 parts
u m mig A'''' 1sas New York sSe
EoR sAtE-Two NEARLY NEW TWo,sTORY
HEs
PIE b:n1T ,. AND \, cEa ads1R
5 e Il 'front.'
sE1sp
S1s,s''''' iSfss s's' TfifS1s ''
sIEsMa RhI Ie > SS
mh1e-6t& 1926 st. NV.
story basement i-buit Brick House, nine rooms
and r bath: modern improvements Price $4,000
mh1e-sv THos. q. HENsEY. 1909 st. NV.
FoR sALE-A- BARGAIN-TWO NEW BRICK
snd sssy
ssSS RG5 GEssEs'ss5yi
aare pls@.ss a99 g 4: 4 HEHT
EoR sAIE-sEvERAL NEW SMALL BRICK
s7 SSsa ,n1ss5Ifa'
FOB sALE-rN THE SUBURBS, a NEW NINE
= room House. Carriage House and Stable; quarter
Of acre Of ground. $4,000: $500 to $1,000 caah.
balance On long time. Address Box 80. Star
Office. mh12.ow
EOR SALE-AN ELEGANT NEW DWELLING,
= No; soy St n. ". Lot, 33 feet front, ~ rooms
and cellar, furnace fire CRATES and all modern improve
ments; handsomely pspered and mahogany mantels,
yyida mo- pri
only $3.50.
The house IL open for inspection.
For Particulars apply to the owner. r GOLD
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pm. ja26.3m
E,OR SALE-HOUSErWF ARE AUTHORIZED TO
offer for sale one OF the most desirable residences
1 st., south side, between 18th and 18th SITS. NV
stable In rear lot Al feet fine residence for
PERTAINING: location unsurpassed.
HILL JOHNSTON,
mh16-Sw 73S 18th st. NV.
ICOR SALE-THREE STORY AND CELLAR BAY
IL window house on Z st. u We between 9th and 10th,
rooms gas. bath. etc. and all i'll perfect order. Lot
In BY S3A, fronting south. Address QUINTUS,
Star office. f0-3m
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Mr.. Chamberlayne VIII Race IL a1is
Conditions are ArrNed To.

LONDON, March 25.-Mr. Tankervtlle Chamber
iayne, owner OF the cutter yacht Arrow, and the
holder OF the Queens cup, writes to the ZSmes
tnat ne knew the Arrow had no title to the yacht
ing chnmDionsh1p, and that he offered the cup for
cOmpetltlon merely to induce American yachtSmen
" sen0 over TO English waters some OF their best
Vessels He says also that his determination to Of.
Ter the cup Was due to desire to arouse interest
M one OF Our noblest sports" "The loss Of the
cup; Mr.. ChamDerlayne continues, Twill be to me
sa-iiice "ili De productive OF good results II my
tSSnulIlOns which are not onerous, are agreed TO-
tne match between the Arrow and the American
SlOOp May flower will come off
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Favoring an Independent Bulgaria.
SOFIA, March 25.-The Bulgarian prime minister
is making political tour through the country.
He openly advocates the prOclatminG OF united
and Independent Bulgaria.
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Mrs. Trotter Hopes For the Best.
At Mr.. Trotter's house, 2119 K street, STAR re-
porter was informed late this afternoon that Mr..
Trotter was very Ill but Mrs. Trotter, who Is with
him, hoped for the best.
Chief Clerk OF the Senate Folding Room.
WHAT sRRGRANT-Ar-ARMs CANADY SAYS OF THE RE-
M0vAL OF CAMPBELL.
A STAR reporter called upon Sergeant-at-Arms
Canaday OF the q. 8. Senate. to inquire about the
removal Of Mr. Campbell as chief clerk Of the fold
ing room. Col. Canaday was In his bed, from the
injury he recently sustained by the fall Of his
horse on Pennsylvania avenue. His attending
surgeon had just called and set Col. Canaday s
crippled ankle in plaster, and ordered him to re-
main entirely quiet for some days. The ankle is
not broken, but the surgeon said 1t was severe
spratn. Col. Canaday asked IL he could not 60 to
his home In North Carolina, but the doctor per-
empt0rly ordered him to remain just where he1s-
in bed.
In regard to the removal OF Campbell, Col Cana
day said to THE STAR reporter: 'lD the discretion
that Is vested In me as Sergeant-at-armS / re-
moved Campbell and appoIned Col. Asa Rogers,
with the Virginia senators with regard to the
matter, and don't think they have any with me.
regarded the change as one tending TO increase
the efficiency OF my Office, and made it."
By another party TEE STAR reporter was In
formed that Senator Malone asked for Campbells
the end Of Congress. Col. Rogers, the new ap-
pOintee was at his work to-day. He is friend Of
both Senators Malone and Riddleberger. In con-
versatton with friends about the changes In this
city, Senator Riddleberger said he could not make
any fight against Col Rogers, as the latter had
and that the warmest relations still existed be-
tween them.
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Cen. WILCOX. ComiuR iRefirement,

WARN FIGHT ALREADY UNDER WAY FOR THE PLACE.
Brtgadier General Wilcox, commanding the De-
partment OF the Missouri, will retire on the 18th
OF April The night for the expected vacancy has
already grown warm, and considerable influence
has been brought to bear at the
White House in more than one direction.
regular applicants before the date Of retirement
The probabilities however, are strongly in favor
OF COL Wesley Merritt, OF the 5th cavalry, who is
the superintendent OF the Military Academy.
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THAT'S WRAT Rx-REPREsENTATIvE ADAMS sAYs.
misrepresentation Adams, Of New York, is in
tne city to-day. Speaking with STAR reporter
aooue senator Sherman's southern trip, he ex-
PRESSED che opinion that either Mr.. sherman or
MT. Blaine would be the republican nominee in
SS. AS Democrat he thought either would be
dangerous In New York. In that state he thought
through his personal following, but sherman
m&nt pc stronger throughout the county.
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Murdered by a Drunken Man.

10uEUeKtU Dy u DFUuRem M8ms
PROVIDENCE, r. l., March ga brutal murder
occurred on Meeting street this morning. John G.
k0velto who was watching with sick man, was
Killed by the tnvalid's nephew, who was Infatuated
with drink. ROvelt0 was fifty-Seven years or age,
and was Molay, having been Kidnapped BY an
American vessel owner in his youth
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De Gaief1 I'm America.
TH1 LKADER or THE PLOT AGAINST THE CzAR SAID
10 BIB IN THIS COUNTRY.
LONDON, March fisherman newspapers say
that Degraie, the alleged leader OF the recently
discovered plot to asSassinate the car is safe in
America, and has appealed to friends In Europe
for funds.
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DIED.

DIED.
ABIY On March e, 1857. SOPHIA G. widow q
Joseph W. Abey, and dsughtsr Of the late Captain
H9s.cs Frlis. Of nsiti,noss "A, North ru,,on AVA
nas, s.sardsy. 81 O'Clock pm hslssivs and fr's,s
BOYD. On rhursday. Mach q. 1887. ct p N.
TULIP ". beloved wfle OF nusgsl n. Boyd, and dsu1h
ter Of the late George and Marceiena Coos IN The 3Sd
Funssl from the 10Th street BAptiss church SUN
day, March "a, q 2 80 o. M
GANMEIL. In Providence, r. /, On March q
1GS<. az fyphuid fever, Arthur ANGRY 0AMMElL.
- tbs tWenty-xixth year Of his aee
0E00EN On Friday, March 18th. 1857, PHILLIP
CLOCK in the thirtSeth year Of his age.
~ sSSaay svsnins. March SsA. q 80 o'cloca.
nc LAU0HLIE. Suddenly, on "Wednesday evening"
1asek pa, 1857, MRS. ALICE beloved vile Of Dsia-
~ 70 f0ughln.
Ny she rest IN Peace.
IT, sads q The family ere rsspectfully invited -
800 hsE fsPssl rom her lsss rssaasncs lSos 2gtA
hsa q sa 49, s::s' 3 r 2ss
CSSkc&3c CAnFch. ss 10 Am.
NICHOLSON. On March 2lsh, 1857 sf 80 an
after long and painful illnesa. JO6kPH NICHOLSON
e9So ssysny.ts yer.
,ss &c 10y o ssi: .s: !; % d:
Inssds Invited Intsrmsnt at osk Inn.
o'HAHE PATRICK O'HARk; suddenly beloved
fuDsesi fr0m his bate rssideo0e Soc Tveuty-fou
9teest n0rthws4 e thrse O'clock y. M saturday
1s1as md rsstvsa Of family sss respectfully invtsd
411y4 On ThursdSy, March ~, 1857, JOHN
HENRY REIsS, IN the s{xty- eighth year Of kis sre
tgner1 from bis late residence. No. 1918 strsse
40xoSMe 6se0rony. March 10th, ct O'Clock n -
tsas<tvss end friends invited
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Father Keller H,

Father Keller Resigned.
WILL DIE IN JAIL RATHER THAN BETRAY aD Peg
PIES CONFIDENCE. =. e
DUBLIN, March 25.-Father Keller writes that ha
does not regret his loss OF liberty in view OF the
reason for which his Imprisonment was ordered.
He says '1f kept in jail until-I die, will never
betray the confidence OF the defenseess and loving
people who trusted me-"
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Death OF the Queens Physician.
LONDON March 25.-Arthur Fare, NJ. D. f. R.
s., the celebrated surgeon and writer, physician
extraordinary to the queen; observation-disclosures
70 The Princess OF Wales and her sisters, is dead.
he had just reached his seventy seventh year.
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FOR THE EARTHQUAKs SUFFKRKRs-Hon Horatfo
King SENDS . to TIE STAR for the sufferers py the
earthquake in Italy,
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A Gladstone Liberal Elected.

LONDON, March 25.-Dr. Sir Walter Foster,
Gladstone LIBERAL was to-day elected to the house
OF commons FOR the Ilkeston division OF Derby.
SHIRE The election was to fill the vacancy caused
by the recent death OF Mr.. Thomas Watson, home
ruler.
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Politics I'm Virginia.
MEETING OF TIE DEMOCRATIC C0ANrTTRR-rHR DEBT
QUESTION.

The Virginia State Democratic committee met
In Richmond yesterday and decided to cali State
convention, time and place TO be nxed by the ex-
ecuttve. The convention is intended TO adopt q
platform Tor the party, and shape its course for
the next fall campaign. The sentiment among
the members Of the legislature despite the propO-
sitton OF the bondhoderS tor commission, Is rap
idly growing In favor Of the constitutional amend.
ment regulating the debt. unless the creditors
agree at once to use the Riddleberger threes
TIN NAYYLOwER's CHALLENGE AOcRPfTD-The
challenge on behalf Of the American slOOp May
nOwer which was forwarded from Boston by
Edward Burgess 70 Tankerviile Chambeflayne,
owner OF the English cutter Arrow on the I5th
instant renamed unanswered until yesterday
when the following reply was received from Mr.
Chamberiayne: 81 VIII race the Arrow against
the NaynoWer under conditions which have been
fully written out and forwarded 70 you by mail"
M. Burgess has no idea yet g 70 what the con-
dtt1onS are.
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was on MS way 70 wisconsin, In company with
his married daughter.
ROOMS FOR THE INTERSTATE COMMISSION
secretary OF the Interior, under the provisions Of
the interstate commerce law, is required to pro-
vide quarters for the commission In this CITY, ard
ne Is now engaged In looking for suitable place.
ne mas already received tenders Of the following
F; the Butler building, on Capitol Hill and the
building 413 4th street. The Secretary has not as
yeL decided upon any building, and viii probably
walt until be can consult with the members OF the
commission. A part Of the Sun building has been
mentioned as a suitable place for the commiast0n.
SELECTING Col sooTrs succEsao.. sac-
cessor OF Col Scott, late superintendent OF the
rebellion records, has not yet been appointed. It
Is learned at the War Department that Secretary
EndlcOtt has not determined on the SELECTION hut
that ne Is devoting considerable attention % the
~. ~ oIeer InaI ne may secure the best oi-
PERsoNAL--Chas. Fishel and A. J. Cas- Of New
York. Leon Leven OF Paris, q. G. Brewster Of Roch.
ester. W. s. Stenger OF Phtladelphia, B. II. LAM ot
Alabama, and A. l. Foster OF OH City are &c Wfl-
!ards--Thos. 7. Garry and II. r. oardo1o Of
Philadelphia, q. g. Robinson OF Boston, and =
Fleischman OF BUFFALO are at the Ripra-H. "a.
Dun, A. G. Norman and !. 3. Chalmers Of Engl
Geo. r, Baker OF New York are at Worrnley;E-<
Hughes OF New York, d. n. Hanna Of CisSsiak6,
and W. ssfnl sst e q sanS s
bun, ]. ,. chamberlin ana q. v. SANFORD q VAN.
'1s Avn wrs s9ss ou os
hts health Ia improving. --A. II. Grig1a &C NoWa1f
3. J., Prot. Geo. L Andrsws Of Wess Polnf, Il. s.
go co,ss 81 g sc e Has ~. W. e Ss $500.
the 1bhlst
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rour Coy,u,v OFFICER short.
AN ILLINOIS COUNTY WHOSE FUMES WERE MADE
AWAY.

AN ILLINOIS COUNTY wHuSS fJSlk Wkkf MADE
AWAY.
CHICAGO. March 25.-A special from OTTAWA, H.,
SAYS: The conmlttee appointed oy the board OF
supervf>oTs 10 investigate the accounts OF county
oileeiA submitted their report 60 the board yes
,eraay, and IL was adopted. The committee ind
4. w StockSteCer, eN-coQnty clerk, short 81, 600;
a. Il. bsfselS ex-probate clerk short 81. 90; ~ W.
hsy inond eNcounty treasurer. short 81. coo. and
eN-Sherin Miillsan. short $4,000.
Murdered by n Reteescd sutton.
YOUNG LADY SHOT FROM AsRrsH IN A wokTu-
LESs FELLOW.
nocNGsrowN, ONO, March 25.-Miss A. Hancock,
ageu l. Years was shot dead last night by Etc.
neket Stanyafu- nftghbOr. Stanyard IA n WORTH
- - Isuow, SAID 10 b. weak-minded. He was In
lose Win Mss Hancock, but she had repulsed his
aaNsnces. Last evening rs She was passing stab
3S.1 gaze an company with Wilbur Knox, a rival
" stahy ardr the latter, who was concealed behind
the gate, hred upon them without warning Are
nred FIX times in rapid succession. The Girl was
shot throngh the head. One bullet narrowly
missed Knox, and another struck his hand Knox
escaped.
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Int, INTERESTING ENTERTAINMENT AT THE ORPHANS
~, ECM.+Ine second entertainment at the Washing
s svn HNy Orphan Home, corner OF 18th and 8
,Do given last evening under the auspices OF
'no lazy managers and the Sunday School teachers
OF The institution, was largely attended and re-
Elected much credit upon those who took part In
the interesting program. The recitation Of
"Brutus and CaSsfus," by Misses Emily and Ka-
thinka Erech, deserves special mention as dis
playing talent and good training IN elocution At
the close OF the program beautiful bouquet from
the lady managers was presented to Mrs. Admiral
Lee. in a brief but excellent address by Rev. Mr.
Leonard, rector OF st. Johns Church, as token OF
their esteem for her as their chief directress Judge
Smell assisted In the presentation in q short and
happy speech. The two evenings OF entertain
ment were 1ancially as wei as otherwise very
successful
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SAFE ISvEsrMETMSsS15S1 r. PER PER CENT aUAKAN:
OMAHA LOAN AND TRIISC COMPANY
Spa1sa Srylrs DrRsr

Eisnsin6 ~ he way from SOC TO $3.50, Boys. Polo
Iac snd up. Boyt Short kants 4ijc. f5c n, and M
Henb and Boys Suits from $50 60 o20. Sineic
Our Ai.ses and boys d school oss . nnsr vrsdss n
HOPoruon. !oo Lots Ladies 0d Mems Shoes IN
,,n,o isi1:isao Psnny,y.n,a Avenue
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To Agftate in Canada.

LONDON, March 25.-It is stated that Mr. VIM.
OBrien, editor Of United Ireland Is going to Can
ada to agitate against Lord Lansdownes evtcttons
On his Irish estates
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Tor lighthouses.
Strand dwg- l314Gth

1OnES-
Strand dwx- l314Gth
81. NV, Srs- .44S
fStr. rm., part cellar.
cor. 4th and n sss. %
Str. nm. cellar, 1 back mn,
POI II ST. n.e.....--.-..1S
Str nm 1141 N st. n.w.1s
Str. nm. 425 11th NV. IL
Str, and dwg. 3I3 Willow
Tree alley, sw.6r......1C
The above is only q port
books. For full list cali at
the 1st and 18th. [mh25l
EOR RENT-2133 T s
II story and cellar brick II
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THE WAGNER SOCIETY CONCERT.-The appear
ance of Herr Anton Schott, the great Wagnerfan
tenor, at the wagner Society concerts at Congre-
gational Church, this and tomorrow evenings
will place those events among the most notable OF
at this evenings concert will sing BeethoveD's
IAN Die Ferne Geiiebte," q composition or great
beauty, seldom heard nowadays; also, 'aGfieved Is
My Spirit, from 'sTannhauser," and 'Liebesliedn
from .Walkure." Miss Maud Powell, the talented
young violiniSte, VIII render Saint-Saens' rondo
caprcciOsO, opus o. The program throughout Is
q very attractive one
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Boston Man Blows Out the Gas.
CHICAGO, March 25.-John Kapples who arrived
here from Boston yesterday, was found dead in his
bed this morning, having been sufYocated by es-
Gaping gas. He blew out the gas on retiring. he
was on his way TO Wisconsin, In company with
his married daughter
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CorRr-MARTIAL oRDERED.-Asa result OF the
recent naval court OF inquiry nj Portsmouth, n.
H., to fix the responsibility for the loss OF certain
clothing at the marine barracks a court-nartial
has been ordered for the trial OF Sergeant X
II. Belden, OF the marine corps, at Ports
mouth y. H., March Both, on charges OF theft.
The Following Is the detail OF the court: Can't
Chas. c. Carpenter, Com Frank Wildes, Lieut.
CONS Geo. E wingate and r. T. strong Lieut. r.
II. Delano Capt Geo. c. Reid. Marine Corps aud
I'd Lieut.. III. X. White, Marine Corps, with Lieut..
Adoph Mark, judge advocate.
Alfred Lacey, charged with embezzlement by
William A. Brockway, OF Homer y. " as pub
tshed In yesterdays STAR, was held for the action
OF the grand jury by Judge Smell to-day.
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H10H LlCElHR N PKKhgYLvAtuA.-The consider.
alton Of the Brooks high license bin was again NJ
legislature yesterday chief Interest centcSing q
the ninth section Of the measure which fxes the
tar. the original hill provides that peraons
ond and third classeA shah pay the sum Of $50:
those n other citAee ana boro1ghA retail payoSoQ
whiae those N townships $50 THIS tax has beei
mitagate it were offered ysstseday, the ono prostd
Ing That The tax On eli other cifts than tk0se Of
oaSSs sis9 :sd u soWSsSim - va s. sax p
nfk. SECOND and third claas c1fsn % r0matn . N
tho Rrooln blll The anendment changing the
granting non judge % jury yao roco0ul6eeed a1Q
10 ofk1ce party vote decoated 1AtB = cou110-
ered . blow loR the liquor leagua Further Coz
o0emuoa q tho Ill Was po0Uoood unen next
Wo0naD0ny.
Judge Isaac B. Matssa wss yesterday nominated
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The Fourteenth Victim Of the Fire.
BUFFALO, March 25.-Jacob Kahn, OF New York,
died at the Fitch Hospital at noon to-day, making
the fourteenth victim OF the Richmond Hotel flre.
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1929 Pa. av, Cd A., 81. $40
46S La. ave, basement 80
46S La ave-. Sd a.. Ar. 80
401 9TH 1t. LIST f., 4r....25
43J 9TH St, I'd a.. fr. r. 20
Vernon Row, room IL. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-25

TIE ACTORS FUND BENEPIf.-The box sheet for
the sale OF seats for the performance OF 'tJm the
Penman." direct from the Madison Square Thea
terO for the benefit OF the actors fund, at the
New National Theater, April IL, is now open. The
President, Mr.. W. W. Corcoran. secretaries Whit
ney and Endicott, and Mr. Fairchild have secured
boxes. Seats are selling rapidly, end kilograms
are coming In from New York, Phfladelph1a, Balti-
more, and other points Among those who have
already reserved seats are: AlyeyA. Adee J. A. J.
Cresswell, T. e. Roesele, Capt Pembroke Marshall
Robert l. Fleming, Col. G. j. Hfllyer, Col W. H.
owen, o. H. Burroughs Commodore Schley, H
Gordon. This bids fair to be one OF the most nota-
bic dramatic events In the annals OF the national
capital.